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For sale.

choice Lot, near centre of the city. 1t is a
good location, in a choice portion of the city,
perfectly level and first-class building lot.
Will be sold at reasonable price. Apply at
FLoRIDIAN office. July IA, 1887.
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Mr.. Burkhardt, the tailor, has just received
his Spring and Summer goods for gentlemens
wear, including the latest fashion plates for the
present season. 45-tf
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Ho, for -. Teresa!

Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Gamble will leave next
Saturday for st. Teresa, where they will open
their boarding house for the summer
Captain Vent will put on his boat between ST.
Marks and St. Teresa until Commodore Slusser
puts the Walkatomica On the line
There will be a tr-weekly mail to the Island
during the season.
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r,e wagon loads pears were shipped by

f..,tlS
n. S'~ Canrrh Remedy cures when
,r.ry o...., ,,-c4ael ;"meiy fails.
e-.ciI I .fri g.. cf infants Is, according to
n, Haven. c,....i by mcrobe which secretes
hec,i nm m f'ef characteristic OF the com
,,..a, T.. i-...~c i ci,iiemic and contagious.
r.. h. tr..-nIe..', IL sail in his communlca-
.aotst.c A-s!.A4r ot Medicine, is to give the
,s,i a.-.r ,ir,. .-rr.ns teaspoontul OF 2 per
oso, t.ct.cA.s.
-~G-or-4 WA>:iiHson~ Boyhood" is no.
table all. '.i.,s ~ els In the July W"e A'od6e,
BIZ WI l,--'. -iy'ns hitherto unpublished
sers b., .ae.. te~, ~" telling more July than
h.. by .'i bnr. what KIND OF boy the
rvfn- ~ .-'r1 Va. Howard Pile &C
oel.,.-i 'ls Pap Wii9 . superb trontlspece
r;cl,.4
7. ~ -. a, ~ bare suggestion OF a
tre ~ cl-' I'D. s. rrlSet'ing. When physlc
!. nec.---i- ~ tr "a" Ittl, ones use Aver Ca
t.a-,ic p i4-v ~ safe and pleasant to
IKE II 'f.a..
-Terc.t.-....- implicitly and grace OF Nine.
s,,rr- stories have. made them more and more
r.,r,,l.r ,.a ,ar- lave bccQmc perennial ia
r.r,.. M La.y VII clock, who translated
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initiative.
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go,
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isr s,,er.,.. ;r.,n..n, f,r2be d;v.;on
Of The c.4,,a,r ,n.o Justice districts: which WAS
read AMI fee, l.r ,lturr ,iion. Permission was
eiauied ,Ae Tallahassee Building and Loan
A--.cA-.aa "a A,G = meeting in the Cour,
Holsc The Comfy Treasurer was instructed
% Is q n,,a.s, IN c,occling scrin, hereafter
Tie CI,ra o. IL, Board was directed to inform
ibe Adiu,an.L;ener, that the colored military
comp.av known =. ihe perv Guards had dis.
banlel. ls' Tie arms furnished them by the
Sac c'all be returned. \ communication from
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The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
Sores ulcers salt rheum, fever sores, letter chap
ped hands, chilblains, corns and oil skin erup-
lions, and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
ouired It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion, or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. Fer sale by N. Lively.
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60p only On ngnaI or 70 leave passengers or freight.
eH-An trains daily except Sunday.
Train 1 waits indefinitely Monroe the arrival Of
ths last mail train 6onth bound the J., T. W. Ry
CONNECTIONS.
At MONROE with jacksonville, Tampa and Key West
Railway for al points reached By it and connectons
Al SANFORD via j. 3. 3 X. W. R.y with 81 Johns
AT TORONTO connection II made with T. D. A. R.
B. for Orlando. Apopka, Tsvasss and =. r. 4 n. Co .
stations.
Al OAKLAND We connect with steamers for III land.
ings On LAke Apopka.
kCoasixA yoar freight care s'Orange Bait Railway"
"a DMUB, g. D. ACKERLY
Cen Manager. Gen. Pas6. At
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ia RGAINS


IN "AaCmcS anu 1eWeary.
Ladies' gold watches and chains, Gents gold
and silver watches, and everything in the Jew
elry line, at greatly reduced prices, for thirty
days, for cash only, at
July 7-87. MYERS s. GoRMANs
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B. Il L.. A.

A meeting will be held in the Circuit Court
room, at O'Clock tonight, for the purpose of
discussing the project to organize a building and
loan association. Everybody invited.
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RIcHNoSD. Va, April 18th. 1887
Gentlcmen-Four yean ago a blow
on my left shin cracked the bone Since
then have had trouble nearly all the
time with erysipelas 10 that ley. The
least little thing would cause in6amma-
ton and breaking out. From time to
time have driven Oh the Inflammation
by short courses Of &. 8 8
Four weeks ago Saturday night the
leg was broken out and covered with fes-
tered blisserA took four bottles of g.
8. s., and now the leg 10 entirely well,
the skin being as smooth and fair as q
woman's. a. r. NEWELL
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases maile
free.
TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer .. Atlantis
Ga
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stanley Aad LivfmUsaOn -.

When Stanley after years of untirng energy,
discovered Livingston, The great African Elk
% Did you bring any OF Ha. pere old Nelson
County Whiskev with you? Upon receiving
a reply in the affirmative, he exclaimed Thank
beaven!' and burst into tears. Harper's cele-
brated Old Sour Mash is sold by the Sole
Agents, Ball Brothers, Tallahassee Fla. 46 1y
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pers, Envelopes and Visiting Cards will be re-
ceved next week. ERAsTUs w. CLARE
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MASONIC.

p.,,,,ar meetings of JACKSON LODGE
= NJ "a the arst and third MondAys In each
,.saiE al ''i'1- w. NJ MCINTOSH, Secretary
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BY Mrs. Atkins, Calhoun Street. Nice accom-
modations, within five minutes walk Of the Cap
itol. Charges 81 per day. 51-3m
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Young or middle-aged men suffering from
nervous debility, loss Of memory, premature old
age, az the result OF bad habits. should send 10
cents In stamps for illustrated book offering sure
means of cure Address Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Washington and Lee Universtsy.

We call attention to the advertisement, in
another column, of Washington and Lee Univer-
sity, Lexington, Va. The Academic Depart
ments, as well as the professional schools of
Law and Engineering, open September 18th.
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VOLUME 2. FLoRlnA REPoRrs.

VOLUME 2, FLORIDA REPORTS.
l have had Vol. 2 reprinted at the FLoRIDIAN
OFFICE. The work is neatly executed, on good
paper, and is for sale-bound or unbound.
Address the undersigned, Binder and Dealer
In Law Books Tallahassee, Fla.
G. A. BRYAN in.
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Residence OF G. A. Chaires. Apply TO
3-tf d. s. WALKER, JR.
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,uA CHAPTER, No. 1,

- ~ aud .th Mondays in each mont at
Nccts on tne - w NJ. NcISrosH. SR-, II. p.
eco, W.ucaOrE, Secretary
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Two good collectors and several canvassers
wanted at once, on liberal contracts Call on
or address
w. A. GRIFFITH,
Manager for the Singer Mfg Co.,
July Is, 1887. Tallahassee Fla.
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y.,,,,,r meetings of LEON LODGE No. 5,
y .ss,y Tsssdqy Erssinq. at their Lodge Room. a.
~ hcid w. bsr. GOOD standing are invited TO
.cscs THOS. E. BAREFOOT, N. g.
s.ssr9 5
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Bathing at Murray Hall.

Watches, Clocks and JeWelry
Restored to their original beauty and usefulness
by Erastus W. Clark. Positively inferior
work DONE
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TIE Auaolkersg

A furnished, first floor ofics for Rent. Apply
at FLoRIDIAN ONCE. 4A-1m
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Fresh Garden seed.

For Fall Planting, at NJ Livey's drug store.
All warranted genuine and true to name See
advertisement for list of seeds.
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Will buy copy of the Leon County Pamph
let, at FL0RIDIAN OFFICE.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

a,.,-l et 7eePr7f''ir' at Tallahassee FLORIDA
ia lie past 'oetk.
.-.,,o. tAkc, by ", A RAwLs, Druggist and
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D>arnas,s WsaseA-

Mrs. e A. Bannerman, on College Hill. b pre-
pared 10 take few boardsfk The COMMITS o.
. home assured.
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-. Louis Beer.

One dollar and thirty five cents per dozen, at
w. P. SLUssRR & Co.'S.
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Are terrible. Go and get yen net at
GTLnoRs q HARTT's.
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SEND TEN CENTS


For copy of" His Letters from Tallahassee"
in a neat and attractive pamphlet
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90: =;
lOt Mrs. II. F. LITTLE, c., 343,
Chicago, Illinois.
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Fine BlOOded Mich Cows.
Several fine blooded mich cows, fresh, for
SALE Apply at the FLoRIDIAN OFFICE
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In 2 bushel sacks, at 80 cents per bushel.
$50 bushels choice Western corn, at rs cents
per bushel at Y. A. LEWIS.
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n.,,a, meetings of AucrLLA ENcAMP

- pprl'If ulct,lnRS Ut 4ftOII1IAA I4NVAAAH
- -, D., I the dr-t and third Thurs lay ECs
xg>T Ne s month at their Lodge Room. at O'Clock
sie. .. IN good standing are invited TO atteno,
Al PA;riSrc'7 10 E. ". CLARK, c. P.
=, .,,,.SrFY Syibe.
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SILVER rAHMBLES, 40 CENTS
EACH, INITIALS EN-.
GKAVED FREE


Another invoice will be received in a few days
ERAsrUs w. CLARK
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American Fruit Preserving Preparation,
Is the best thing ever discovered for preserving
fruits of every kind. No taste ! No smell! 500
per package, at RAwLs.
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= AANC111xB1 nlLLSUnno1er.
e = HEN1E1 Is I'M NELL-
millvrisht Who resides Al Man
chester. opposite Richmood. He e kucwn
all through Eastern and Southern Virginia,
he has been wrighting mills for many
-yeaa An accident happened him four
Years ago. the main particulars OF which he
In this letter:
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The peoples resort-Muray Hall.
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On Monroe street, one square from Capitol, 2
rooms, large and airy double kitchen attached,
with fine well Of water On same floor. Location
beautiful and healthy; house 10 first-class order.
Address or enquire at store of
Y. A. LEVY.
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m.csxle..s Ar.iea s.lye.

Go to Murray Hall, Pablo Beach.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

TULANE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
formerly, lS47lS84, the University OF Louisana)
Its advantages for practical instruction. and especially
in the diseases OF the Southwest nnequaed; the
law 1t superintendent materials from great
Charity Hospital with its 100 beds and patients
nually Students have hospital fees to pay and
cial instruction 10 daily given at TIE bedside Of tie sick
in other insttution For catalogues Information
address PRoF. s. &. CHAILLE, II. D., DEAN,
W p. o. Drawer 2o1. New Orleans, La.
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The Star Of Bethlehem.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June 12.-As, .'onO-
mers have To thank Mr. Klein for the
amusement he has afforded them.
The smoked glasses and mirror at
tachment which have shown him Cassie
peia in the daytime, though at night he
cannot find either the constellation or
his marvellous star, would he useful inn
provements. He should patent them.
Hitherto astronomers, idiotic old fogies
that they are. nave supposed smoked
glasses chiefly useful i'm diminishing
light, not in making faint objects visible.
Ii may interest Mr.. Klein and others
ignorant of elementary matters in as
tronomy To learn that Cassiopeia is
never below the horizon, and cons
quently invisible from our latitude-our
latitude meaning any latitude in Ken
tucky. Cassiopeia at midnight, at this
season, is as high above the horizon as at
in the afternoon. The constellation
may be invisible at midnight through
smoked glasses or with the mirror at
tachment i'm which the Hartford OBJ
server rejoices. Smoked glasses and
mirror attachments are indeed not
greatly esteemed by astronomers as aids
in observing stars. But assuredly every
star down To the seventh magnitude can
be- seen in Cassiopeia now at midnight.
and Mr.. kieins Star of Bethlehem is not
visible among them While he has
been smoking glasses somebody has been
smoking him.
But possibly this 'ootentous new star
comes out in the daytime to oblige Mr..
Klein, and goes in again-perhaps even
works its way out of Cassiopeia to ge,
below the horizon-at night, just to vex
astronomers.
Let me explain, however, that though
in writing about the matter -or Euro
pean and American magazines and jour
nals, have done my best to get all the
fun out of the Kentuckian professor =
discovery" that lies i'm it-and that is
saying a good deaiefor it is the funniest
thing / have yet heard of have been
careful not tn describe il as an essentially
Kentuckian or American achievement.
Ii curiously illustrates prevalent igno-
rance about matters astronomical-but
that is all. Respectfully yours,
RICHARD A. PROCTOR
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No Hope for Prelier's Muraerer

ST. LOUIS. June 1S.-The Republican
last night received information from
Jefferson City to the effect that on Mon
day morning the Supreme Court of Mis-
souri, will render an opinion affirming
the Judgment of the St. Louis Criminal
Court. IN the case of Walter III. Lennox-
Maxwell. and sentencing him to be exc
cuted. This decision will be accompan-
led by but one dissenting opinion.
Maxwell. it will lie remembered. is the
English adventurer who murdered his
travelling companion, Preller. in April,
1885, at the Southern Hotel, in this city.
packed his victim in trunk, labelled
the body 80 perish all traitors to the
great cause" and then fie,l 10 Australia.
whence he was brought by the St. Louis
authorities.
The Supreme Court refuses to reverse
the decision of the lower court. The
prisoner was unofficially notified by his
attorneys yesterday, and was very much
detected, saying that his trial was a
farce
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COTTON MEN FAIL.
ii. sloan Il sons suspend for Nearly Half
Million.

ii. sloan q sons suspend for Nearly Half
Million.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-H. Sloan &
Sons, cotton brokers, who have suspend
ell payment, expect to present a settle
ment to- their creditors II a few days.
The firm was obliged to close its doors
on account of the insolvency of the
Washington Manufacturing Company,
which came rather unexpectedly. 1t had
endorsed the company's papers to the
extent, it is said, of $3.50 900. The liza
bilities in addition to this, are about
100000. The assets are sufficient to
cover the amount, but the firm preferred
to stop payment until satisfactory ar
rangements could be made with the
creditors.
One of the directors of the Washing
ton Manufacturing Company said to-day
that he believed that the company would
pay dollar for dollar. He thought it was
wrong for Sloan 4 Sons to say that the
company ought not to have gone under.
1t was true that the company was per-
fectly solvent, but it could not utilize
the stock, machinery and buildings to
meet notes and cancel debts. If the
creditors of the company showed a
disposition to be lenient their claims
would be paid in full, and Sloan & Sons
would not lose a dollar through endors-
ing the outstanding paper, and would be
relieved to a considerable extent
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WASHINGTON.
The Row Raised About the Proposed Re
turn Of the Flags.

turn of the rags.
Correspondence The Pdldfkd Nelrs.
WAsHINGroN, ID. c., June 30. 1887.
Nothing has created such excitement
for years a. the announcement that the
War Department would return To the
Southern States the flags captured by
the Federal troops during the civil war.
Not only have the gorgeousiy fitted up
quarters of the Cabinet officers in their
respective Departments been crowded
with protestants, but also the Mansion
of the President himself The Grand
Army men at their rendeZvouses held in
dignation camp fires, and matters in gen
eral looked very hostile until the Presi-
dents pacific order resembling all pre-
vious orders become known. The deter
mination 10 return the flags was the out
come of the National Drill lately held
here. The era of good feeling which
then prevailed between the military of
the different sections led the President
Ia believe that now was the time to
show by some public act that there was
"A thorough reconciliation between the
once divided sections of our coun-
try. and rs the most effective
means il was determined to return
the captured battle flags. The conse-
quence has been just the contrary to
what was expected, and such a storm of
opposition Ia the project has arisen as to
appall the Administration. The propo-
sition may have arisen from patriotic
motives but was i'll advised .as the conse-
quences show. The flags in question
were all stored away i'm the archives of
the War Department where they could
excite no animosity or sectional feeling,
of any kind. and to the outside world
were buried, as it was hoped the recol-
lections of the past were. Ii is believed
that the Southern States are not so fool
ishly sentimental as to desire their re-
turn as they could be but visible me-
mortal of having lost both the flag and
the cause, however bravely the South
erners may have fought in defence of
their views. There = one thing certain.
and that is, that the Republicans were
not slow to take advantage of the politi-
cal opportunity afforded and will use the
material for all that il is worth from
now until after the next Presidential
campaign.
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CALLED 1T A HUGGING MATCH.
A Peck of Trouble In Town of the Nut
meg state.

Peek of Trouble in a Town of the Nut
meg state.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. June 19.-The
"Cupheag" Club, of StratfOrd, four
miles from here, is composed of the best
ball recently in the Town Hall there. and
w. NJ. Peck, principal If the Stratford
High School, is alleged to have character
lied it as a ''hugging match" This re-
mark by a person of such position,
aroused the Indignation of the members
of the club, who declared they would
have revenge. A day or two ago, when
the annual school meeting to appoint the
new school committee of three was held,
the war cry was Peck and anti-Peck,
this committee having sole power to APP
point. MIR. Peck was a candidate for the
place, but the anti-party secured the
town for voters and defeated him by five
votes.
The new committee are David Judson,
who favors Mr.. Pecks reappOintment.
and County Sheriff Robert ClarksOn and
w. I'll. Crawford, opposed, and although
~ NSiS ny ioV
pleading in behalf of Mr.. Peck, these lat
ter declare against him and in favor of a
new man.
To make the matter still more cOmph-
Gated the friends of Mr.. Peck threaten
Mr.. Judson, who is the local expressman,
with a boycott if he does not favor Peck,
and Peck's enemies say they will boycott
Judson if he does favor Peck.
Twenty of the handsOmest young la
dies in the village, who had promised to
wait on the tables at a festival to be
given July A, in the Town Hall, by the
Cupheags, have, since the war on Mr..
Peck began, changed their minds, and
now say they will have nothing to do
with the affair and will boycott the club.
The feeling altogether is stronger than
any ever before known on local mat
ter
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THE QUEENS GREAT FESTIVAL
LONDON ALREADY CROWDED
WITH SIGHTSEERS.
WESTMINSTER ABBEY CLOSELY GUARDED
BY THE POLICE.
Bad Place for an Innocent Man to be Caught ait
Dynamite Cartridges Over One Hun
dred Families Homeless.

LONDON, June 20.-The city is already
showing signs of being crowded in antic-
ipation of tomorrow. The throngs in
the streets are more numerous than at
any time within the recollection of
the present generation. In some parts
of the town the crush of the sight-seer
impedes traffic in the streets. The Queen
this morning drove from the castle at
Windsor to the railway station and came
To London on a special train. She drove
from the station here to buckingham
Palace. Crowds of people lined the en-
tire route in the town and displayed the
greatest enthusiasm. Her Majesty APP
peared delighted at the loyalty exhibited
and bowed and smiled in every direction.
The decorations with banners, notices
and flags are increasing enor-
mOnsly and when done promise
to eclipse anything of the kind
ever attempted in England A stranger
in London, to-day, would imagine the
whole population on a holiday. The
weather is beautiful, the. sun shining
brightly.